Community League of the Heights

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Community League of the Heights NYC portfolio

$645.7 million* – walkup 96%, elevator 1%, P5 1%; Manhattan 100%

273th largest portfolio by dollar value

754,804 sqft – walkup 85%, elevator 8%, P5 6%;

453th largest by SF

46 properties – Manhattan 100%

144th largest

816 residential units – Manhattan 100%

303th largest by residential units

Company Activity past 24 months:

Buyer company: 2 for $112 million

Borrower company: 1 for $383.6 million

Top Ten Associated People:

Jonathan Gouveia (2), Barbara Libove (1), Brian Cheigh (1)

Recent activity as company:

New York City Housing Authority sold 107 West 143rd Street and 111 West 143rd Street, Harlem, Manhattan for $6.8 million to Genesis Companies, Community League of the Heights and Lemor Development Group on September 26, 2024.

Genesis Companies, Community League of the Heights and Lemor Development Group borrowed $383.6 million from NYC Housing Development Corporation and Freddie Mac for 164 West 147th Street, 2441 Adam C Powell Jr Blvd, 2453 Adam C Powell Jr Blvd, 2449 Adam C Powell Jr Blvd, 131 West 143rd Street, and others, Harlem, Manhattan on September 26, 2024.

New York City Housing Authority sold 2537 Adam C Powell Blvd, 2441 Adam C Powell Blvd, 2453 Adam C Powell Blvd, 2449 Adam C Powell Blvd, 131 West 143rd Street, and others, Harlem, Manhattan for $105.2 million to Genesis Companies, Community League of the Heights and Lemor Development Group on September 26, 2024.

Community League of the Heights borrowed $7.7 million from Local Initiatives Support Corporation for 500 West 159th Street, 531 West 160th Street, and 547 West 160th Street, Washington Heights, Manhattan on December 15, 2022.

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*The Portfolio Value is a PincusCo estimate based on a property’s recent sale or loan, or multiplying the city’s Market Value by two.

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